/fit-in/200x300/filters:fill(white)/prod/432/475851/lY6wBtikxLwfKzzYamymorgan.jpg)
Obituary For Amy Elizabeth Morgan
Amy Elizabeth Morgan passed away on April 25, 2025.
Born on July 3, 1966, in Athens, Amy remained closely connected to the community throughout her life. From an early age, she developed a passion for the arts and theater. She was active in her school’s drama club and later performed with local theater groups as a young adult.
Amy had a deep appreciation for music and pop culture, particularly from the 1980s. She enjoyed television shows such as The Partridge Family, The Banana Splits, That Girl, Lost in Space, and Land of the Lost. A devoted fan of entertainment, she found joy in collecting autographs from soap opera stars, musicians, and movie icons.
Those who knew Amy will remember her wit and remarkable memory. She had a unique talent for recalling family history with both precision and humor, often becoming the trusted storyteller to her siblings. Her sense of humor brought light to many moments and left lasting impressions on those around her.
Amy is lovingly remembered by her son, Morgan Hall; her sisters Laura Pieper (John), Stephanie Cowan, and Callie Morgan; one niece; one nephew; and numerous cousins, aunts, and uncles. She was preceded in death by her grandparents JT and Hilda Anderson and Howard and Ruth Morgan; and by her parents Debbie Cowan, Roger Cowan, and Jimmy Morgan.
A memorial service to honor Amy’s life will be held on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 2 pm at Cornerstone Athens, located at 4680 Lexington Road in Athens, Georgia with Pastor Steve Stringham officiating.
The family extends heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Eastside McDonald’s, Cornerstone Athens, Pastor Steve Stringham, Divergent Recovery, Amy’s many friends, and the compassionate community of Athens for their love and support.
May Amy’s memory bring comfort to all who knew and loved her.
The staff of Central Cremation Services is honored to be selected to provide end-of-life services.
If you order flowers, you must send them to Cornerstone Athens, located at 4680 Lexington Road in Athens, Georgia . (Please do not send flowers to the crematory)
Send flowers to the service of Amy Elizabeth Morgan
Photos & Video
Condolences & Tributes
Add A Condolence
Amy was a sweet soul and loving person. She will be missed in the community I will miss walking by her and stoping for a quick chat on Eaatside of Athens. You're truly missed Amy ! GOD SPEED MY FRIEND! Xoxo
I did not know Amy personally but often would stop briefly and chat and give her funds to help her along. I just recently found out her name. Not sure what it was about her that I found endearing, but God seem to put a place in my spirit to think of her often. It saddens me to have not done more for her. May she find rest now.
Sweet Amy we have alot of sweet memories together we worked together at the bread basket together you brought so much joy to everyone always happy, smiling that will be missed rest now Amy love you sweetheart.
Amy was the sweetest person ever. Me and my friend are just young teenage girls but we enjoyed talking to her and joking around with her. She definitely was a light in our community. You will be missed Amy. RIP💔🩷🩷🩷🩷
Amy you will truly be missed. It was definitely a pleasure getting to know you. You always knew how to put a smile on my face regardless of the mood I was in. Rest easy my friend, until we meet again.
May you RIP Amy; you were a sweet person, never bothered anyone. I am going to miss seeing you everyday walking or at Lowe's.
My deepest condolences to the family and friends of Amy she was such a sweet person and always appreciated what people what do she will be deeply missed
Rip Amy . I will miss seeing u at Lowe's... Stephanie Waller
So saddened by the loss of Amy, she was taken too soon. My husband and I enjoyed our quick visits with her when we brought her food. She always had a smile to share.
Sending prayers and condolences to the family, So very sorry for your loss, 🙏 ❤️
I hope you're looking down over this crazy city you called home with a smile. I honor you by doing everything in my power to advocate for safer streets in our beloved city. Rest easy Amy, you had much more of an impact than you'll ever know.
I keep thinking about how mad I am about not having come out to see you and give you my new number when we lost contact these last couple weeks and I had no way to tell you. I kept telling Lopez "we need to go see Amy, we need to check on Amy", but it didn't happen fast enough. The three of us had just had a really deep conversation not 3 weeks ago... I remember it so vividly echoing in my brain now... And then Lo and I were in an Uber going home from Walmart when we saw the road closed off... Little did I know at the time it was one of my few truly great and remarkable friends who so deserved better...and the last time I would be near her...I wish I could hear your voice one more time; perhaps in the next life. I hope you are dancing with Mitch and your parents now without a single care in the world. Stay fabulous always. We love you.
There are just no words to ease this pain or make sense of this tragedy. Rest in peace, sweet cousin Amy. You always had a smile and kind words and you will never be forgotten!
May the God in heaven give you an eternal home with him. RIP Amy, always sweet and kind. You will be missed.
Laura, Im so sorry this happened to your sweet sister. I remember all three of us going to McDonalds on Gaines School Road when we were in middle school and playing on the playground there. Spending nights at my house and yours having fun like we used to, those memories will be with me forever. If theres anything I can do to help, please dont hesitate to reach out to me. Im available day or night. Her life wasvtaken away too soon. She will be missed. Sincerely, Amy
